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Founded in 1914, The American Radio Relay League (ARRL) is the largest organization of radio amateurs in the U.S, boasting over 156,000 members! As the leading voice...
Founded in 1914, The American Radio Relay League (ARRL) is the largest organization of radio amateurs in the U.S, boasting over 156,000 members! As the leading voice of amateur radio, ARRL offers a large selection of books and publications to educate enthusiasts. Shop DX Engineering now for a whole library of ARRL literature, including general handbooks, operating manuals, and publications dedicated to specific topics like RFI, wire antennas, vertical antennas, and more. Whether you’re building a complete DX operation from the ground up or looking for ways optimize your existing station, ARRL and DX Engineering can help—shop...
Founded in 1914, The American Radio Relay League (ARRL) is the largest organization of radio amateurs in the U.S, boasting over 156,000 members! As the leading voice of amateur radio, ARRL offers a large selection of books and publications to educate enthusiasts. Shop DX Engineering now for a whole library of ARRL literature, including general handbooks, operating manuals, and publications dedicated to specific topics like RFI, wire antennas, vertical antennas, and more. Whether you’re building a complete DX operation from the ground up or looking for ways optimize your existing station, ARRL and DX Engineering can help—shop now!
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2026 ARRL Field Day T-Shirts
Celebrate Amateur Radio and America's 250th anniversary with the 2026 ARRL Field Day T Shirt. This classic navy blue tee proudly showcases the official Field Day logo, the America250 emblem, and the 2026 theme: Amateur Radio: A National Resource. Designed for operators, volunteers, and enthusiasts alike, this comfortable and durable unisex shirt is perfect for long hours in the field or casual everyday wear. The front highlights this year's patriotic Field Day design, honoring the nation's Semi quincentennial as led by America250, the nonpartisan organization charged by Congress with commemorating the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Turn heads with its unique back design, featuring the ARRL diamond, the America250 logo, and a complete listing of ARRL and Radio Amateurs of Canada (RAC) sections. Perfect for Field Day weekend, hamfests, club events, Fourth of July celebrations, and casual wear, this commemorative t shirt blends comfort, durability, and Amateur Radio pride. Whether you're on the air or just hanging out in the shack, it's a keepsake you'll be proud to wear time and time.
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2026 ARRL Field Day Stickers
Show your pride in ARRL Field Day with this vibrant red, white, and blue vinyl sticker featuring the 2026 theme "Amateur Radio: A National Resource." Designed with a durable matte finish, it's ideal for laptops, tumblers, suitcases, notebooks, and other smooth surfaces. Printed on thick, high quality vinyl, this sticker adds a bold splash of color while standing up to everyday use. Whether you're attending an ARRL Field Day event in person or participating remotely, it's a simple and eye catching way to celebrate Field Day weekend and show your support for amateur radio.
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ARRL Station Log Books
Have you ever longed for the time when computers were only seen in universities, big business, and Star Trek? Do you remember the ham shack being lit by the soft glow of vacuum tubes? If you do, then you will appreciate the ARRL Amateur Radio Station Log. Radio operators young and old, who like to use a pen or pencil instead of a keyboard, regard this traditional spiral log book to be an essential tool for their shack. It includes 52 log pages with room for 25 contacts per page (1,300 total log entries). Paper log books of this type have been used since the early days of ham radio. Even for DXers and contesters, they are still handy when computer logging is down or inconvenient. They're perfect for logging those rag-chew QSOs! With columns for frequency, call sign, signal report, and time, as well as other details, these 8.5 x 11 in. log books will let you record your contacts without a computer. Contact DX Engineering today for one of these ARRL Amateur Radio Station Log books.
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ARRL's General Class License Manual 10th Edition
The ARRL General Class License Manual 10th Edition provides all you need to know to ... Pass Your General Class Exam! * Pass the 35-question General Class test * All the Exam Questions with Answer Key, for use beginning July 1, 2023 through June 30, 2027 * Use with ARRL's online Exam Review for Ham Radio (instructions are included inside the manual) * Convenient Spiral Bound lies flat * Detailed explanations for all questions, including FCC rules The General Class license is the second of three US Amateur Radio licenses. To upgrade to General Class, you must already hold a Technician Class license (or have recently passed the Technician license exam). Upgrading to a General license--which conveys extensive HF privileges—only requires passing a written examination. (There is no longer a Morse Code test.) Once you pass the written exam, the entire range of operating modes and most of the amateur spectrum below 30 MHz become available to you. Use this book to study for your General Class license exam. Every page presents information you will need to pass the exam and become an effective operator. You'll cover small sections at a time: • Procedures and Practices • Rules and Regulations • Components and Circuits • Radio Signals and Equipment • Digital Modes • Antennas • Propagation • Electrical and RF Safety As you complete each chapter of this book, use ARRL's online Exam Review for Ham Radio to help prepare you for exam day. This web-based service uses the question pool to construct chapter-by-chapter reviews. Once you've finished this book, use the ARRL's Online Exam Review for Ham Radio to take practice exams with the same number and variety of questions that you'll encounter on exam day. You won't have any surprises on exam day!
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The ARRL Operating Manual 12th Edition
The ARRL Operating Manual 12th Edition--Everything for the Active Ham Radio Operator. Talking to friends. Serving your community. Chasing DX. Adding a new band. Trying a new mode. Working a contest. Taking your radio on the road or out in the field. These are just a few of the exciting and fun on-air operating activities to try once you have earned your license and mastered the basics. For decades, The ARRL Operating Manual for Radio Amateurs has been recognized as a comprehensive guide to Amateur Radio operating--things you can do on the air with your gear. In some cases, you may need to pick up new software or another radio, antenna, or accessory, but in many cases you already have the tools you need to get started. Featuring new material on FT8 and other WSJT-X digital modes, this 12th edition has been revised and updated by experienced hams who are active on the air. They are happy to share what they have learned so that you can get involved and on the air too. * Basic Station and Operating Techniques * Assembling a Station * Basic Operating Procedures * HF Digital Communications * VHF/UHF FM, Repeaters, Digital Voice and Data * VHF/UHF SSB, CW, Meteorscatter, Moonbounce, and Tropo Digital Modes * Amateur Satellites * Image Communications * Portable and Mobile Operation * Radio Clubs and Public Service * Group Activities for the Radio Amateur * Preparing the Next Generation * ARRL Field Day * Public Service Operating * On-Air Activities and Radiosport * Awards--Measuring Operating Achievements * DXing--Contacting Those Faraway Places * Confirming the Contact--QSLing * Contesting--Competitive Wireless--Radiosport * Resources for the Active Ham--A collection of useful information to support on-air operating activities Incredible things to learn about and interesting things to do! The ARRL Operating Manual 12th Edition explains virtually all of the facets of ham radio. Order your copy today!
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ARRL Gordon West 2023-2027 General Class Study Guides
The ARRL Gordon West 2023-2027 General Class Amateur Radio Study Guide contains the complete 430 question FCC Element 3 question pool effective July 1, 2023, to June 30, 2027. Move up to the worldwide ham bands! General Class contains everything you need to upgrade to the HF (high frequency) Amateur Radio license. The General class license is your ticket to worldwide voice communications, as well as other forms of ham radio emissions, including data, FT8, CW, and slow-scan TV. With a General class license you can talk around the world. Author Gordon West, WB6NOA, along with Technical Editor Eric P. Nichols, KL7AJ, gives you the correct answer to every question and explains why the answer is correct. This General Class study guide is full of illustrations, diagrams, photos, and Gordo's unique educational style. Eric contributes his insights about many ham radio HF techniques to enhance your understanding of how DX happens and radio works. Together, they take you through groups of questions that are logically organized, from your new license privileges through RF Safety. When you are finished studying, you'll be prepared for your exam and ready to get on the HF airwaves as soon as you earn your General class license. This new, 11th Edition of the General Class Study Guide includes all 430 multiple-choice questions and answers exactly as they will appear on your written exam. Chapter 1 - Gives an overview of all the exciting HF frequency privileges you will earn with your upgrade. Chapter 2 - Gives you a little ham history refresher and updates you on all the current ham radio licenses. Chapter 3 - Includes every Element 3 question and answer in the FCC question pool effective July 1, 2023, to June 30, 2027. Chapter 4 - Tells you what to expect on exam day, how to find an exam site, and FCC actions to streamline your applications. Chapter 5 - Tells you how to learn Morse code at 5-wpm. We continue to include this chapter because learning Morse code will enhance your operating experience on the General bands. The ARRL Gordon West 2023-2027 General Class Study Guide is your ticket to world-wide communication, upgrade your license today and start enjoying what the HF (high frequency) Amateur Radio bands have to offer!
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ARRL's HF Dipole Antennas for Amateur Radio
ARRL's HF Dipole Antennas for Amateur Radio is a collection of 20 HF dipole antenna designs published in QST, ARRL's membership journal, between 2000 and 2017. This book includes innovative antenna projects for single- and multiband antennas, as well as antennas for portable applications. If you are an enthusiast, this book is a must-have for you! Dipole antennas that you can build! Portable Antennas: * An easy-to-make Three-Band Dipole for ARRL Field Day * Field-Portable Multi-Band Rotatable Dipole antenna * Small, portable Dipole for field use * Portable twin-lead 20-meter Dipole * NJQRP Squirt Multiband Antennas: * Shortened 60-meter Dipole that also covers 15 meters * Compact multiband Dipole * Folded skeleton sleeve Dipole for 40 and 20 meters * Fan Dipole for 80 through 6 meters * A no compromise off-center fed Dipole for four bands * Six Band Loaded Dipole antenna * Classic Multiband Dipole * Dipole curtain for 15 and 10 meters * K8SYL's 75 and 10-meter Dipole * N4GG Array Single-Band Antennas: * Lightweight rotary Dipole for 40 meters * WØIH Tunable 80-meter Dipole * Coaxial cable vertical Dipole antenna * Wideband Dipole for 75 and 80 meters * K4VX Linear-Loaded Dipole for 7 MHz Bonus Section! Off-Center-Fed Dipoles—Theory and Practice. This special bonus section by Jackson R. Richter, WBØUSA, features a thorough discussion about how these popular multiband antennas function. Includes several antenna projects you can build yourself!
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ARRL Water Bottles
ARRL Water Bottles are made with a rigid wall construction for superior durability that won't retain odors. These attractive 24 oz. water bottles feature a transparent navy blue color and the white ARRL logo printed on one side. Stay hydrated during Field Day or any other Amateur Radio activity by ordering your water bottle from DX Engineering. Additional features: * Flip straw handle lid * Dishwasher safe * BPA-free
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ARRL Hints & Kinks for the Radio Amateur, 19th Edition
QST's monthly Hints & Kinks column is one of the most popular sections of the magazine – and it's easy to see why. If you're in the mood for an evening or weekend project, you'll find what you need to know in ARRL's Hints and Kinks for the Radio Amateur. If you're looking for a solution to a problem, chances are you'll find it there as well. This 19th edition of Hints and Kinks for the Radio Amateur gathers the best projects and problem-solving tips from QST's readers spanning 4 years from 2012 through 2016. It's more than 144 pages of practical information you can use every day.
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ARRL - Energy Choices for the Radio Amateur
Revolutionary changes are taking place in the way we produce and consume power for our homes, transportation, and the technology that we use every day. Featuring over 320 pages with full color photos and illustrations, "Energy Choices for the Radio Amateur" is the book that explores the ongoing changes in the world of power and energy. It takes a careful look at the choices we can make: home solar or utility power; oil, gas heat or electric heat pump; gas car, hybrid or EV? "Energy Choices for the Radio Amateur - Your Power Sources in the 21st Century" details the author's experiences with new sources of energy. It is intended to help other radio amateurs and DIY hobbyists prepare for the inevitable major energy decisions they will face — choices that can contribute to a reduction in fossil fuel use and save money in the long run. The concepts presented in this book not only satisfy everyday power requirements, but also can help prepare for emergency and backup power at home and in the field. Chapter titles include: * The New World of Everyday Power (DC) * The Solar Power Revolution * Choosing Your Home Solar System * Solar DIY at Home and in the Field * New Energy Sources of Radio Frequency Interference (RFI) * Electrification of Transportation * Electric Vehicle DIY Projects * Conventional Backup and Emergency Power * High Voltage DC Emergency and Backup Power * The Powerwall and Grid Battery Storage for Home * Life's Major Energy Milestones * Making the Switch to Clean Renewable Energy * Amateur Satellites and Thermal Energy Balance * How Our Energy Use Shapes Our World Today The author, Bob Bruninga, WB4APR, has had a lifelong interest in energy as well as Amateur Radio. In addition to developing the Automatic Packet Reporting System (APRS), his interest in energy technology has led him to embrace home solar, electric vehicles, heat pumps, and other advances that have greatly reduced his family's dependence on fossil fuels.
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ARRL Cycle 25 Flyer
ARRL Cycle 25 Flyer - Our dog-safe neon-orange flying disc is a fun way to celebrate Cycle 25 with your canine or human friends at the beach, park, or in your backyard. Bring one to your next gathering or to Field Day, for your crew to flex their muscles when they aren't on the air!
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